Sentence examples for facing fresh challenges from inspiring English sources

But Iceland is facing fresh challenges.

At home, Mr. Barak faces fresh challenges to his government.

Now their polyglot communities face fresh challenges with Romania's entry into the EU earlier this year.

Prof Murray says the UK also faces fresh challenges, like its growing burden of disability from alcohol use and a 137% rise in deaths linked to Alzheimer's disease.

Under GDPR it will certainly face fresh challenges to any consent-less handling of people's data — unless it radically rethinks its approach, and does so in less than a month. .

Even those who are diagnosed as children face fresh challenges in adulthood.

Cameron is expected in a new term as prime minister to face fresh challenges, including a vibrant separatist movement in Scotland, difficult taxing and spending questions at home and uncertainty surrounding Britain's role in Europe and the rest of the world.

Although any such deal is likely to face fresh legal challenges unless the U.S. agrees to substantial concessions on surveillance and privacy rights.

And although the big banks that concentrate mainly on domestic business such as Wells Fargo in America, Itaú in Brazil and Lloyds in Britain enjoy enormous advantages in their home markets, they now face several fresh challenges.For dominant domestic banks the big obstacle to growth is the need to keep the regulators happy.

The government lost a supreme court challenge in 2015 over the adequacy of its plans to tackle the crisis and is facing a fresh challenge over its new strategy.

Lloyds Banking Group is facing a fresh challenge after the UK Shareholders Association said today it was forming an action group to represent shareholders angry at the merger of Lloyds TSB and HBOS and what it described as "creeping government control" of the institution.